All what you need to know about sailing a gulet
Sailing is a lot of fun, but it is also an adrenaline sport, so you need to know what are you doing. And in the case of stronger winds, it can get dangerous.
Gulet Sailing is an amazing way to spend your holidays. And Goolets can find you the best gulet according to your wishes.
We assist you before, during, and after your cruise, organize the best possible route, and our concierge team can arrange any extra activities you may wish.
But if you are still trying to find out if gulet blue cruise holidays are appropriate for you, this post will be very useful.
If you just need some general ideas about blue cruises, you can also check them here.
You will learn everything:
- how much it will cost you;
- what can you experience on a gulet;
- things you might and might not like.
If you are searching for genuine sailing holidays then you have to know 3 crucial things when it comes to gulets:
Most gulets do not sail, or sail very few times
Gulets are called motor sailors. This means they are primarily crewed motor sailing yachts and they usually travel on a motor - but they can also sail. However, not all of them have the sailing possibility. Some gulets do not even have sails, and some have a crew that is not very keen on sailing.
While some gulets are just not built for sailing at all. So if sailing is incredibly important to point for you – you must notice this when you send an inquiry to your gulet agent.
If there is no wind, you will not sail
Even if we promise you some great sailing, and you come to Turkey for 7 days, and there is no wind... Unfortunately, you won’t be able to sail. We are of course very sorry if that happens, but we can’t change the weather. The fact is gulets are quite big boats and they need much stronger wind than 40 feet sailing yachts.
So fingers crossed the wind will be on our side!
If you will sail a lot - give the crew a break
If your entire crew will be occupied with sailing do not expect them to serve you champagne along the way. They will be very invested and busy to keep you happy while sailing and until you stop in some bay, they will go back to “normal stuff” and choose activities that don’t include sailing, so you will have to give them a break.
Also, you should feel free to help them during a sailing procedure, it’s fun and interesting experience for you and you are helping your crew.
We are ending this post with a selection of Croatian luxury yachts that can sail.
Acapella
- 49 meters longs
- 5 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 82.000 to € 92.000 per week
Lady Gita
- 49 meters longs
- 6 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 70.000 to € 80.500 per week
Dalmatino
- 43.5 meters longs
- 6 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 59.000 to € 65.000 per week
Aurum Sky
- 43 meters longs
- 6 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 59.000 to € 65.000 per week
Alessandro I
- 40 meters longs
- 5 cabins for 10 guests
- From € 42.940 to € 52.240 per week
And finishing with best luxury gulets in Turkey that can sail
All About U 2
- 50 meters longs
- 6 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 130.000 to € 150.000 per week
Meira
- 54.5 meters longs
- 6 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 105.000 to € 125.000 per week
Daima
- 42 meters longs
- 5 cabins for 10 guests
- From € 65.000 to € 75.000 per week
Gul Maria
- 37 meters longs
- 6 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 49.000 to € 63.000 per week
Dolce Mare
- 36 meters longs
- 6 cabins for 12 guests
- From € 28.000 to € 49.000 per week
In order to avoid the unnecessary risk of not choosing the optimal yacht for your needs, fill out this preference list and find out which one suits you the best from all aspects
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